When you wish upon a star...

Good Witch, Mirabelle Saintly, and Wishmaker’s International are there to help. After all, they’ve been granting wishes as far back as Cinderella, and are now fully-computerized and with a mission statement to “help every individual attain their wish.”

But Wishmakers is in trouble. With the cosmic power shift of the new millennium, Wishmaker’s magic is threatened. The Good Witch’s magic wands sparkle a little less brightly with each failed “grant.” By midnight of the year 2001 Mirabelle must grant the wish of her next assignment, Eileen Pringle, or Wishmakers and all Good Witches will fade forever into fabledom.

The latently beautiful computer nerd, Eileen, has stumbled into the new millennium with all the grace of a wounded goose. Her father has died, her stepmother has kicked her out of her home, and she can’t get her boss, Brock Van Buren, to notice her, let alone fall in love with her. She can’t seem to tell her left foot from her right...until she stumbles into Mirabelle Saintly’s world.

With the help of Mirabelle and her trainee, the flamboyant Gus, Eileen’s a sure bet to have her wish for true love granted. Right? Wrong. The wish has to be earned, and the tasks Mirabelle sets for Eileen seem unattainable. Not only that, but a disturbingly handsome fellow employee, Daniel Collins, appears intent on sidetracking her from her goal.

Undercover FBI cyber-agent Daniel Collins’s assignment is to find the culprit inside Brock Van Buren’s software company who’s hacking into government files. He doesn’t count on losing his heart to his prime suspect...Eileen Pringle.

Will Mirabelle’s race against time to unite the star-crossed lovers end in tragedy? Or will the Cinderellas of the world continue to find a perfect fit in Glass-Slipper.Com?